Releases: fireundubh/pyro
Releases · fireundubh/pyro
Pyro
Fixes
- Fixed issue where branch refs were not parameterized for converted GitHub API URLs
- Fixed issue where leading and trailing whitespace in PPJ node text could cause unexpected behavior
Licensing
- Pyro is transpiled by Nuitka from Python 3.7.5 to C and compiled with MSVC 2019.
- Pyro is distributed with bsarch v0.7 under the MPL 2.0 License. (Source Code)
- The Pyro source code is licensed under the MIT License.
Pyro
Fixes
- Fixed issue where only master branch remotes were supported
Licensing
- Pyro is transpiled by Nuitka from Python 3.7.5 to C and compiled with MSVC 2019.
- Pyro is distributed with bsarch v0.7 under the MPL 2.0 License. (Source Code)
- The Pyro source code is licensed under the MIT License.
Pyro
Fixes
- Fixed issue where scripts downloaded from remotes for compilation could not be compiled
Licensing
- Pyro is transpiled by Nuitka from Python 3.7.5 to C and compiled with MSVC 2019.
- Pyro is distributed with bsarch v0.7 under the MPL 2.0 License. (Source Code)
- The Pyro source code is licensed under the MIT License.
Pyro
Fixes
- Fixed issue where some remote URLs were not correctly parsed
Licensing
- Pyro is transpiled by Nuitka from Python 3.7.5 to C and compiled with MSVC 2019.
- Pyro is distributed with bsarch v0.7 under the MPL 2.0 License. (Source Code)
- The Pyro source code is licensed under the MIT License.
Pyro
Fixes
- Fixed issue where libraries needed for remote support were missing
- Fixed issue where recursively importing from remotes yielded unexpected compilation results (now only the local path first created for the remote URL will be added to Includes and Folders)
- Fixed issue where casing could prevent resolution of remote URLs
Licensing
- Pyro is transpiled by Nuitka from Python 3.7.5 to C and compiled with MSVC 2019.
- Pyro is distributed with bsarch v0.7 under the MPL 2.0 License. (Source Code)
- The Pyro source code is licensed under the MIT License.
Pyro
Major Changes
New Features
Dumping PEX headers
When a PEX file is passed to Pyro, Pyro will dump the header to stdout.
Usage: pyro -i file.pex
Dumping PPJ files with resolved paths
When a PPJ file is passed to Pyro and the --resolve-ppj
argument is provided, Pyro will resolve any variables and dump the contents to stdout.
Usage: pyro -i myproject.ppj --resolve-ppj
Using remote imports
When a GitHub URL is used as an Import
path, Pyro will download the respective files and use the download location as the import path.
<Import>https://github.com/fireundubh/skyui/tree/master/dist/Data/Scripts/Source</Import>
<Import>https://api.github.com/repos/fireundubh/skyui/contents/dist/Data/Scripts/Source?ref=master</Import>
To import from GitHub repositories, the following arguments have been added:
Argument | Required | Type | Description | Default Value |
---|---|---|---|---|
--access-token |
true (when using remotes) |
bool |
your personal access token (must have public_repo access scope) |
|
--force-overwrite |
false |
bool |
download remote files and overwrite existing files (default: skip download when remote folder exists) |
false |
--remote-temp-path |
false |
str |
relative or absolute path to temp folder for remote files (if relative, must be relative to project) |
{program_path}\remote |
Miscellaneous
- Updated Nuitka from v0.6.5 to v0.6.6 (release notes)
- Limited priority of parallel processes to "below normal"
- Implemented anonymization of script paths in compiled script headers
- Added compilation statistics to build output (e.g., # of scripts, # of successes, # of failures, time per script, total time)
- Allowed using
.
asRootDir
path inInclude
nodes - Allowed using absolute folder paths within
RootDir
inInclude
nodes - Allowed using environment and user variables in PPJ files
- Under-the-hood optimizations and reduced overall memory footprint
Fixes
- Fixed issue where glob expressions could be parsed incorrectly
- Fixed issue where compiled scripts were not packaged when deeper
RootDir
passed (e.g.,@project\scripts
) - Fixed issue where files outside
RootDir
could be zipped - Fixed issue where excessively long commands (>32768 chars) could be passed to the compiler
- Fixed issue where time values were subject to floating point errors
- Fixed issue where TimeElapsed values were not converted from floats to Decimal
- Fixed issue where ZeroDivisionError could be raised when computing average compilation time
- Fixed issue where build process would continue if scripts failed to compiled
- Fixed issue where packaging failed late if existing packages could not be overwritten
- Fixed issue where duplicate package names were not properly changed
- Fixed issue where scripts that import other scripts would fail to compile if imported scripts were not first compiled
- Fixed issue where unnecessary import paths were passed to compiler which could produce strange errors
Licensing
- Pyro is transpiled by Nuitka from Python 3.7.5 to C and compiled with MSVC 2019.
- Pyro is distributed with bsarch v0.7 under the MPL 2.0 License. (Source Code)
- The Pyro source code is licensed under the MIT License.
Pyro
Fixes
- Fixed issue where variable substitutions in
Variable
values were executed in only first-last order
Licensing
- Pyro is transpiled by Nuitka from Python 3.7.5 to C and compiled with MSVC 2019.
- Pyro is distributed with bsarch v0.7 under the MPL 2.0 License. (Source Code)
- The Pyro source code is licensed under the MIT License.
Pyro
Fixes
- Fixed issue where
Variable
names were not restricted to only alphanumeric characters
Licensing
- Pyro is transpiled by Nuitka from Python 3.7.5 to C and compiled with MSVC 2019.
- Pyro is distributed with bsarch v0.7 under the MPL 2.0 License. (Source Code)
- The Pyro source code is licensed under the MIT License.
Pyro
Major Changes
Pyro now allows Variable
values to reference themselves and other variables. For example:
<Variables>
<Variable Name="modname" Value="Auto Loot"/>
<Variable Name="modpath" Value="E:\ModOrganizer\Games\Fallout4\mods\@modname"/>
</Variables>
In addition, the following characters are reserved and cannot be used in Variable
names or values:
! # $ % ^ & *
Whitespace, such as spaces and tabs, cannot be used in Variable
names. The @
character is also reserved but can be used in Variable
values.
Fixes
- Fixed issue where whitespace and reserved characters could be used in variable names
- Fixed issue where reserved characters could be used in variable values
Licensing
- Pyro is transpiled by Nuitka from Python 3.7.5 to C and compiled with MSVC 2019.
- Pyro is distributed with bsarch v0.7 under the MPL 2.0 License. (Source Code)
- The Pyro source code is licensed under the MIT License.
Pyro
Fixes
- Fixed issue where globbing files from
Folder
paths collected paths to all types of files - Fixed issue where compiler could be sent duplicate commands
- Optimized process runner for when either no scripts or only one script would be compiled
Licensing
- Pyro is transpiled by Nuitka from Python 3.7.5 to C and compiled with MSVC 2019.
- Pyro is distributed with bsarch v0.7 under the MPL 2.0 License. (Source Code)
- The Pyro source code is licensed under the MIT License.